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Michael A Mayo wrote: | On Wednesday 16 February 2005 09:43 am, Mark Constable wrote: | |>Please excuse my naivety but I've just tried a "real" cert |>from Godaddy for the first time with courier and Thunderbird |>is not accepting it without a popup. Is this something that |>can be tweaked within courier (CA files) ? | | The Starfield SSL cert I received from Godaddy was a chained | certificate. I don't know whether yours is also chained, but if it | is, you should have received two certificates. One of the | certificates will be yours and the other will be the Starfield | intermediate cert. | | The intermediate certificate needs to go in a separate file whose path | is assigned to the variable TLS_TRUSTCERTS.
Did that solve the problem? It may also be that Tbird doesn't recognize these guys as a trusted authority. I don't see them listed in the Authority section of my Tbird (1.0 on linux) although I admit to not looking *really* hard. ;-)
You may have to import their CA into Tbird as a trusted authority or import this cert itself. Edit (or Tools) -> Preferences -> Advanced -> Certificates -> Manage Certificates -> Import.
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